This moth supplements its diet with bird tears
It probably gets its fix of salt from those tears.
It probably gets its fix of salt from those tears.
Watch this caterpillar fling its beetle attacker through the air.
These frogs breed hidden in bamboos and they are – wait for it – cannibals
Nicobar long-tailed macaques use an array of tools, including bird feathers to floss their teeth
A newly-discovered species of mite sets up home on a spider’s web and nibbles away at any insects the spider catches
First-time mother grooms her dead baby for weeks before gnawing on its dry flesh.
The infected bugs seek out flowers, stick their heads in and bite for their life. Then, hours after dying, their wings spring into action.
There’s a lesser-known leaning tower to which not many tourists flock for a photo.
When frog fathers go missing, their young are in grave danger. To escape the deadly jaws of their own siblings, these young turn to strangers.
It’s their way of rejecting unrequited love.
When they accidentally run into bird nests sitting on the ground, some slugs help themselves to a free, easy meal of bird chicks.
By giving a brood’s firstborn female smaller portions and a low-protein diet, a mother bee can turn the offspring into a nursemaid for her younger siblings.